At the summit of Mt. Soledad, Casa Alta occupies one of the highest and most commanding residential positions in La Jolla. Fully reimagined in 2024, the estate captures panoramic views spanning the Pacific Ocean, Torrey Pines Golf Course, the San Diego skyline, bay, and Coronado Islands. Comprehensive upgrades extend well beyond aesthetics, encompassing designer interiors and exterior spaces, smart home technology, electrical, and plumbing - pairing modern design with the permanence of an irreplaceable setting. Every principal space is oriented toward the horizon, where walls of glass dissolve the boundary between indoors and out. Designed for both private retreat and large-scale entertaining, the home's open-concept layout creates a seamless flow between living, dining, and gathering spaces. At its center, a chef's kitchen showcases a refined palette of premium materials and finishes that establish the design language carried throughout the residence. Beyond, a resort-style pool and spa, pool room with sauna, and multiple outdoor entertaining areas are framed by unobstructed views and year-round sunsets. The residence offers five ensuite bedrooms across the main living levels, complemented by a third-level bonus retreat with rooftop lounge, providing flexibility for a sixth bedroom, office, wellness studio, or private sanctuary. For those who value location above all else, Casa Alta delivers something increasingly rare: the opportunity to own one of La Jolla's most elevated viewpoints and a perspective few properties can ever claim.

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